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Islamic Radicals and the War On Terror
Even though we're not supposed to call it that
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Why the U.S. Should Oppose "Defamation of Religions" Resolutions at the United Nations
From Heritage Foundation - Steven Groves
For the past several years, the United Nations Human Rights Council and General Assembly have adopted resolutions recognizing and promoting the concept of "defamation of religions." Proponents seek to establish an international ban on any speech that would insult, criticize, offend, or disparage any person's religion. Specifically, the Organization of the Islamic Conference has suggested that national legislatures pass laws to ensure protection against "defamation of religions." Such a ban, however, could not withstand legal scrutiny in the United States. . . .
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Fred Thompson speaks about the future of the War On Terror, Hollywood's portrayal of America, and much more! . . . 
"Obsession," an award-winning documentary that takes viewers inside the minds of radical Islamists to hear and see what they think about the West, uses actual footage from Arabic television and interviews with former terrorists. Glenn Beck, of CNN Headline News, calls it "one of the most important films of our time." . . . 
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